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f' -, ^ti" ;!' 4 6 ,101,11 5 / 41 , - 7 ;:* "*Aye:„, g4l k* u r „ 4.1 A s, NUMBER 4784.] TTIURSD.I J ANUARY 14, 1808. r : r . , Pit: C . , 1Z;,.? 4. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 14, 1803, will be perlot tried THE DUENNA . Don termite, Mr. MATHEWS; Ferdinand, Mr. KELLY; Antonio, Mr. 1)1 GNUM ; Carlos, Mr. BRAHAM; Isaac Mendoza, Mr. DOWTON; Father Paul, Mr. PALKER' Clara, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; • Louisa, Mrs. MATHLWS; The Dueuna, Miss POPE. In Ad 11. will be introduced the favourite Song (Al' lust like LoVe,#' by Mr. BRAHAM. After whist* will be produced (t6th time) a -New Grand and Comic Pantomime. called FURIBOND; Or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. Harlequin Negro, Mr. HARTLAND; Sir Peevish Antique, Mr. MALE; Furibond, Mr. FISHER ,- Maligno, Mr.. FA I RBROTHER ; Captain Gossamer, Mr. RAY ; Gaffer Gray, Mr. SMITH ; Sir Flimsy Hurry, Mr. FITZSI.MMONS; Little Clown and iturkquin, Master LAURENT ; Clcwn, Mr. LAURENT; Coturnbirie, Mra, SHARP; Geniva of Britain, DA PONTEI Benigna, Miss F BARON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery is. Sc Dint Pace is. --Upper Gaiter( ts. Second Price 6d. No &fumy to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be takenof Mr. Spring, at the Box. Office, Russel -sr reer. Thillonrs to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Tomorrow !first time this Season), The Busy Doily ; with the new Grand Cotnic Pantomime of Furibond ; or, Harle. quip Negri). THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Ja u . 15, i aos, will be performed THE WANDERER ; • -, . Or, THE RIGHTS OF HOSPITALITY. , (The Overture and Music composed by Mr. D.1..Y and Mr. itussici.). The PROLOGUE to be spoken - by Mr. BRUNTON. The principal Charaders by Mr. C. KEMBLIi, Mr. POPE, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. CLAREMON • Messrs. TREBY, KING ' LEE, Mr. FAWCF.TT, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. W. MURRAY,•Mr. TKUMAN, Miss SMITH, Miss-NORI ON. End othitt I. (composed by Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.) A . lsMv BA LI.E incidental to the Drama, To be performed by the Misses ADAMS and the Corps de Ballet. The EPILOGUE to bespoken by Miss NORTON. After. which wilt be produced (for the 17th time) a new Paidomiine. called HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; Or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, and AIR. The. Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are all entirely new. The Pantomime produced under the direaion of Mr. Farley. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; • Sir Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine), Mr. L. 130. LOG NA - Clown (Valet to Sir Feeble ) , Mr. GRIMALDI ; Savoyard Girls, by Misses H. S. and h. ADAMS ; And the Part at Columbine, by Miss ADAMS. 130ie465: Second Price 35.-I'it 3s. 6d. Second Price 25.-- Gallery as. Secund Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price bd.—No Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, in Hart-street. The Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at }tall past Six. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Bututtros•STa !LIFT, Gill T MARLDOROUGH-STREAT. °THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, ,and SURGERY, will commence on TU ES DA Y the 19th of I anuary, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon, ,•By Mr. BROOK ES. • Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and, replete with every Convenience; are open all -the Morniii.;,'•for thei purposes of Dissetting and Injetting, where Mr. Broacs at.. tends to dired the Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear on Dissection. • • Pupils. may be accommodated in the House. Gentlerpen established in Practice, desirous of renewing their Anat9lpi4 cat Knowledge. may be accommodated with an Apartment to Ditiedih privately, . PROFESSiiIISHIP. OP BOTANY'IN TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. , NTOTICE is hereby 'given, that the above Pio fessorship is now Vacant. The emolument.* arise From the fees payable by, every Student of the Univefsity at it certan standing; which Fees, on an average Of the last three years, have amounted to T 421. per annum,' froth Fees of Thee Guineas from every Student vvlio chooses to attend the entire Course, and also froth Fees payable by those Students who may attend such Clinical Ledures as the Pro fessor shall give in his turn at Sir Patrick .Dunit's Hospital. Each Cunlidato is to inform Dr. P. , :er, Register of the College of Physicians, No. titer. o's• green, and D. Stokes, Register at Trinity College, at the Colltie, - by letter, of his name the place or at his . education, what,Medical Degr;e he has taken, and at what Ut, iversity._ rottt where he has pradised.as 4 Physician. Such letters ;are to be delivered 56ilie time before the 21st of Marcli;A:B„ when the Election will take place in the Provost's fiause, sToKEs, Dublin. kegister of Trinity College,. • • PKANCIS ISARKEtt, Register or the King anti Qucen's College of Dec. t 4, 1807. • MONEY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform those that may b e d es i rous o r 'borrowing Tempo rary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can, at all times, and without delay, advanee any Suns liem One Hun dred to Tett Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on 'personal or any other Security, arising from Marriage 'Settlements; Mu_ my in the Funds Clergymene Livings, or Freehold, Cory hold, and Leasehold Estates, on fair. and equitable Tertris,, -and will conduct every Negotiation at less rapt:tree than what is usually incurred in pecuniary transaaior,s. Personal A pplie-itions Messrs. Lucas :tnd Co. daily re.- gel Ye. at No. tot, lerMyn-street, St. I.imes's,square, and • Letters, post- paid,.will be inunediately :•inswered. N-I3 Ten y.ars purchase will be given for well secured Annuities. REDUCED FARE R. • T" IVERPOOL NEW DAY CX)ACEI, through atr.iigto." -11 ` 4 w Knutst ard, Holmes Chapel, Nearcastle.aindet. Line, Stone, and L hchtield, sets out from the GO LDE N C /SS, (2 VIA KIN( ;.0 'MSS, on Sunday, Tuk sdil, and Thursday Mornings, at Sid O'Clock, and arrives punduali , . in LI V Elt POOL, in ',I !lurtY-bix Hm tr6 * bein g on y Oil Nignt out, while all otlic r Coaches from London' to Liverpool Two. . By taultGE BOULTON and Co. - Fans. 'lnside. v dUtoidee 1. s. d. I. s. d. Liverpool . 21 Z 6 ' i 6 o Warrington - a 7 o 1 4 0 Knutstind . a a a, . r 1 o Newcastle . I 18 0 I 0 0 Stone - - r . 16 'o o 13 a Litchfield - tl4 oi 018 a Luggage ad. par pound. •'-Parcels 14, tikliji. GRAND STATE LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co: No - . .11, Poultry; and No. 12, Charing-Cross, recommend to tlie attention of their Friends and the Public, the Scheine bt"The Grand Stave Lottery; which begins I;riwing. on the Bth of. March, and contains the following Rich List of CAPITAL PRIZES : 3 - Prima - - kxo, 3 4--• - - . ,000 . • is - 7 C6a,000 i i ooo . 000 . - 20,300 20 . 1000 3 0 - ' lpoo besides •the usttial Proportion of inferior Prizes, making, in the whole, lest than Three Blanks to a Prize, None of the Prizes in this Lottery are fixed for particular days; but are . all floating in tin: Wheel. SWIFT and Go. have also on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the GR,NND CITY LOTTERY, For FREEHOLD HOUSES, Discharged of Land-Tax, and valued at ONE - HUNDRE and FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS • in capital Prizes as under: r Prize, valued at - _,Cz,OOO 7 Prizes,- valued at Zpoo t . • . . • - 7uoo 6 4 - . . - - . • 6oty, t "Oltice of o City Ticket ,C 7 24 o ,C 4 a al Eighth . . ...,£t • a Qu A rter _ 1 a Sixteenth • . oto 6 Schen les. at. laige Grata. • , • - GREAT s IiWANTAGES 1,1 S _ HARES of TICKETS at Sixteen Shillins a Ticket cheaper than at other Offices, at 1, WA RN h R's,_ No. 16, Cornhill, who suboitts the following Statement of Prices, that the Public may aye how Much they save in buy— ing at his Office. • WA R N ex's Prices. Other Offices' Prices. 'ticket . - - ,Czo 17 0 siricket ' - .. . ,020 .19 o Half - - - 10 12 0 Wall • - - ac 15 o Quarter - - - . 5 6 o Qoarter -.- - 5 g o Eighth - - - 213 o I Lift hth -. . - ais 6 .Sixteenth .. - t 7 oi Sixt,eenth - ,- t Is o City Ticket - 712 o I City Ticket . •-• 754 0 The STATE LOTTERY begins Dtawlng March 3, ollog. Contains an astonishing number of Thousand Pounds'ancl Five' Hundred Pounds Prizes, in addition to as many great Capitals as was usual in former Lotterizs of 60,00, Tickets, as described in the Iollowing rich Lit i .3 - of - . £ zo s oo. ;44 - 01 - - 4 1,000 3 - of - - 10,905 30 . of - - 57.0 4 .. of - . 5,000 .45 - of -7- . too 4:4. &c. &c. • TICKETS for the- GRAND CITY LOTTERY in Variety. Letters (post-paid), 'coiltaining °Mere anclosing Bank Notes, Post-Office Orden, or short.datCl Bills, will be treated the same as it present. Country Agents, for short-dated Bills, supplied with Shares on very moderate 'lmam. Letters, reost- paid, duly answered. A I I.AS INSURANCE COMPANY, for PIKE, LIVES, - and ANNVITI ES. President, Sir CHM STOE. E BAYNES. Bart. , 1. 'V MS Company is' to consist of Share" of SOL 11 each, of which a great portion are already t übscribed for by Petsons of 119)e6lability, Property, and Conticatolls, forming a Capital of two Millions. 2. Two Hundred Thousand Pounds being considered as perfealy adequate to any Claims Which are likely to . ht made on the Company, it is intended' so call for only Ten per Cent. of the Capital, to he paid as fol lows Ten Shillings pet Share at the Time of Subscribing ; One Poune! per Share on signing, thrz..l)oeil of Settlemeur • s One „Pound -Ten Shillings per Share within Two M o ot its si ter ; and Two 'Pounds per Ciliate-within' Pciur Months after signing.' 3. There are to be Eighteen Direetors, eletied by the Pro prietors. 4. 'Phis Institution is peculiarly worthy the atten tion of Gentlemen at the Profession of the Law, who have ill ibcral. ly been excluded from some Establishments of a similar Lure; and train having a considerable quantity of LI le 111. surance'annually to eft; cl, will, by becoming Proprietors, be participators in the -Profits arising therefrom. S. Every Proprietor engages to Insure with the Company t o th e Amount a t his Share:i r ams Two Millions of Insur ance is secured. "livi tinit,eifintluence and Connexion of so extended a Body of Proprietors4ill increase thd Profits of the Company to shch:..an extent, as,- with the Interest of the Capital, which is W be pl.xed nut on GOvernnient Securi. tics, Will command amtudily a handsorneDiVidenti„. - Agents will be appointed in the Provincial Tow o.s through. out the Kingdom, from the recommendation of the Proprie tors in such Towns . • Subscriptions will be received by Sirlimen Lsdalte and Co'. Lorribard-street lYirwrt, Thornton4, , and tree, !WOG lortiew.lane i • Nfist mil:in, Peters, attd:Co: Loasbard-str Cr; Baron Diansciale and to. Curn4illt :and Harnmerbley and CO. Pall. Mall, of whim . Prospodilset May be. ..• • r(i THh CLIAGY. • • IXTY=ri - MEE SERMONS, printed in : imita tiuu of Manuscripts,,ivarraiited Onginals never: pre:ch ed, may now be had at GACearsley's, Booksmicr, No. 46, Fleet-street„ London. at is. eit. each. - These Discourses ace rational and impressive, designed to set genuine piety and goodness in a cheerful. att ratitve point of view, or to enToree the pradice of virtue front motives' of the most liberal and persuasive kind a right knowledge•ol the world, and of th e human heart, tenth to give just notions of life, and to rende it happy. In this new publication there are Sermons for 'Christmas, Lent, Good Friday, Laster, Whit.SundAy, &G. r • SUFFOLK. CAPITAL OAK TINIBER. - TO I3E SOLD 13Y AUCTION, IN LOTS, 13y Mr..T.ITYNNL, At the Cofree r house in the.Thwn of Sudbury, on Saturday, the "tfh of Atari:lt; 1808, at Three utC lock. in the Afternoon, EVERAL Hundred Capital OAK • TRE,ES, of very large Pimensions in general, with 'their Tops and hark, standing in Acton, Buttner, and • other Parishes ad joining to, or%vithin a short distance of, the Town' of . Sud bury, froM Witcnc-t here is water carriage direti to. Harwich and, consequcutly, ready eoMmunicatiora,. by sea, to London and the several l'orts on the halterit Coast of the Kingdom. . Particulars will he ready One 'Month preceding the Sale and may then he had at the ()theca .Messrs, Keiit, - Pearce* and. Kent, Land AgentS, Craig's-court, • Whitehall, London.* CAPITAL IiOUSE, &c. GROSVENOR-PLACE. TO.:11E SOLI) R . AUcTION, By Messrs. KIDDS and JOHNSTONE, By Order of the Executors, en the Pcsmises, about the be ginning of February, rulers an accelitabl e Offer is made in the man tunic, AN Elegant and Spacious MASION, with Micas of. every description, Jam the Residence and Property,ot Sir !oho Stanley, Bart. deceased,' being No. le, • in the best part of that superior and fishionable situation, Grosvenor-place, having ti c beautiful view over the Queen's Gardens, ant. within a tevv yards 'of Hyde Park The Fleuse is a most oubstantial struaiare, arranged on a ju— dicious plan for the accommodation of a Fainily of rank and' fashion, the principal Floor having tear Rooms, the Draw- , ing-rooms large, 'toy, and; of due proportion. On the (,round Floor arc three Rooms of corresponding size; the Offices arc Very extensive and complete ; the• Kitchen; Laundry, Etc% aro in-4 detached building,. with Stabling for seven horses, double Co..cti. house, &c,.the whole occupying alrounti ylutNt te,rty -two feet in front,'and one hundred and flay, feet itfilepth:' This vattiahle property is held by. Lease, of which litty•ei&ht years were unexpired at Michaelittaa List. at the inuiligrourtil rent or*. per annum. To he viewed. by 'rickets only, which . tgay be had of Mess. Kidds And jQhristohe, No. 6i, NAN- 43onaustrret. D escr ip., Live part.culars'are prep:trio& ' , :.ehttittaylforthwith-be had of Mess.. Pelmet's. and Fields, and 3i 1100 V::. *• At the 441110 Linn: sul.dilto elegant I el . :Awe anti Efrati.' .~ ~° .yE t - This Day was • • In Two Volumes Octavo, iitttstrstfr i 'try 'nen; Marti; price tss. if; hoards, a New .Edittov.: beiny the Fowth. at, LEMENTS of GENERAL: alsxoßY, An. tienr and Modern; to which are witted, a -Table of Chronology, and a Comparativ.,Vicw of Antientitid Modern Geography. • DY the Hop, ALEXANDER FRAZER TYTLER, Lord Woodhouselee. Printed for T. Cade!' and W. D.o4es, Strand; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. This Day was published, Elegantly► printed in Four Pocket 'Volumes, and illustrated with numerous Engravings, price One Gu►nea in boards, a new Edition, of HE POETICAL WORKS of JOHN MIL TO N,, front the Text of the Rev. Henry John Todd, M.A. with a Critical Essay by I. Aikin, M.D. • Printed for I. lohnsun, W. 1 . . and I. Richardson.:R.B.:l4- win, Otridge and Son, Nichols and Son, F. C.. and I. Ri vington, T. Payne. I. Walker. Wilkie and Robinson. W. 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W. boards, the Second Edition of A N ACCO:OI\ 7 T of the ENGLISH COLONY Li in N EW SOUTH WALES, from its first' Settlement in January •788, tOthe year iSe& with , Rehiarki on the Dis positions, Customs, Manners, &e. of the native'lnhabitants of that Country : to which 'are added some Particulars of New Zealand; compiled, by perMisSion, froM the MSS. of ; Licatenant,Covernor King ; and an account of a Voyage per.. formed bytaptain Flinders and Mr. Bass, by which the Ex. istence of a Strait separating Van Dieiniin's Land tram the .Cominent of New Halland was ascervined ; abstraeled aom the jottrilal of Mr. Bass, tly Lieut.-CW(lnel COLLINS, of the Royal Marines, seve ral years Judge Advocate and Secretary of the Colony l anti now Lieutenant Governor of Port Philip; Printed torT. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand., COUNTY 01: YORK ELECTION, 0367. This Day was published,. 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By'IANIES EDWAI2.O SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. &c. President of the Linn:can Society. Printed for Long Man, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-tow and 1. White, F l eet-street. Of whom may be had, by the lame Author, A Sketch of a•Totti on the Co Air;ent. • The Second Edi tion, with considerable Additions and Conte:Lions. In 3 vols. Svo. price 11. 75. in boards. A tew Copies at; coloured by desire, price 11. Ss. in boards. This Day w;►s published, VOLUME UF. F tts.T, of rrHE AGIIICULTIJRAL AtiI,GAZINE or, The Fariner's Monthly Journal of 1-Itisbatulty-micl (vublished Monthly); including occasionat Oirser vations vn Gardening r, illustrated by a variety of Plates and Wood Cuts, of new inventions and improvement* in the implematq and machinery of the art. CondUcted by it. W. DICKSON, .M. D. • . Author or " Practical Agriculture," and I lonorary Member of the board of Agriculture.. Printed for Longman, Hunt s Rees, ahtl Orme, raternos: ter-row„ •** Having brought the first Volume of the Agricultural Kigazine to a conclusion, the Proprietors slid ConduCtir, in placing it before the Public; feel anxious to tnake theirful lust acknowledgments rot the almost unexampled encouragement they have experienced," and to assure the numerOitS' !leaders of the Work, that no extrtions in their power .w ill be want, ing to render it mare extensively usellitand bite:Sting. This they may be permitted confidently tp,lioric, from the daily increase M the number anti value of their contributors and correspondents. On this ground too, they'are willing to persuade themselves, that no material source of information on any of the departments of Rural Economy will ire sufliired to escape inquiry, ur any , pratii;:al discovery of real utility or importance be overlooked. They look for Ward with-much pleasure Aoki suisfitaion to the additional resources which they have been enabled to provide, for bringing to the early noticoof the: Farmer the various inventions, attentions, and improve.nents which arc continually taking Place in the imp lernerits' and friachinery of the art, by which the labours of th‘t hosbanclinan are not only greatly facilitated and , abridged, but consitletably re duced in their expencee— MR. DI. F. lt"b N EW This Day was published, FARO TABU; The GAmbling Ma 1, ttt A fashionable Fable ' in Two Vols. price Lts. h4ildsoincly done up in Coloured Paper, and'intended its a COmpanion to that popular Novel, The harouetur Driver and -his Wife (written by the same Author), twining in the en semble a complete Gallery of highly-finished' Pertraits. 'The present Work comprises those of the Duke of D—, Duchess of H—, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. M—, Squire M Parson Col. M , Hon. Mrs. P—, and Family, Hon. 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Also just.published, a new Edition of the Infidel Mother; Or, Three Winters in London. The Mask of Fashions Etc. eze. by the same Author. I.'n:•tett for 1. F. Hughes, Bankseller anti Publisher, No. s! Wl:more-street, Caventhsh-aquare ; where Country hook and Props ietors $1 Libraries may be supplied on the ribentl-terMS. vp. T. ;E,LING.OFFIcE, Yap--8, 18(8, T HE .111411 S-Si OYER'S' Ide LLING Ht; r.r., dabgeby rive Notice, Thut art ' lefty- next, the - stio hut. they w , l /! r he re ...q . ). to receive Tea_ Bert, In suritiog (sealed up), and treat fir Twu !lunched Thou:and Ga'ldnr of WEST INI4A RUM, to'be ddiwtted, duty fro'nitbe.b,:nde.l Warebonsei at die PCrt L air 114 thereq course of -a' MoiiilST as 'the - resk-encler in a Month afterwards,. into ilfajeso.'s iYtorea at .1)elt-, /;rd p.ana.to be paid for'by' 4Vable, with intere 4 t, 'th ie f" dfys after d.tte. 217; anSti.mt of 'be tiontr.ia; birblone xelv relphilkt a have been introdnced, may be seen at, the S,c,etaiyi Office. N B. No Tender will benalniMil for a len guar:l(y than Ten Ti,lerandtallon; No regard 14.11: he had to any re.aitfer, in abide the, Price :hall not be Inserted in words at length, or that shall not be tielirtrri to 'the 'hard befcre One o'C/'ck on the said FrMy, next, tie icth bittani, Nor "unlets the Prrl,nt nvh9 'snake; the Teruha, cr ` twee l'er4,n err hie hehalf, attend:, , to arather,t.ben eal?ed VICTU4I4I.I.IVG-OFFICI, Jan. it, 13,8. 'THE COAIMISSIONEPSfor FICTILILLING -IL • flit illafaty's ./Ya ty do hereby 4Pve Maier; r ,:). i , 0 ,, Friday next, the 15th instant, they will be ready to twelve render t, i n nil (sealed up), en, fre,2f Jrfort wel a Hundred Quarters of New Pale; and Tire . fluutlNd Quarters of Close—ctried.AiMßE MAI,T, to be delivered in « .Vrrnight i . by Weekly prop?rtioni, into His illaie.sty's Tictnolllsg..)'tory bePliard ; and to be paid for by Bills, ini;:rea, n i,:qy days afi-r Wee; The ConzVtioit; ef the Contra!? 'may be seen at the Secretor)* Office, • ' • No )egard will be 17.sd to any Tender in which tte Priee shall not be ?mated in words at length,' that tb.ill nd,rbe 5d;1,4•0461 to the Board hefoii . One o'Clech'?Oit she phi Fridqy riex?, the f instant,'nf..r ltnlees the Person who PIACI the Tinder, of *MI person on bit brbail,; attends, to answer, when coked for. • Illy :vas published, In Pao, price each, in extr,i hoards, New Editions, witkadditional Pi tes,,uf SERIES of ENGRA VINGS to illtt ,, trate the 1111adanit (idysscy of limner ' from Compositions of - - iptir4 Fi.AXMAN, R. A. Sculptor to the King. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, P:lter. noster,row. Of whom may be al so had, Series of Engravings to illustrate pante, in vol. price 41. 4s. in extra buards. A Series, of Engravings to illustrate Es;;1) lus, 6d. folio, hoards, _ This Day was Ott:AN-bed, price as. THE TRIAL of R. FERGUSON, Esc;. .fur Crini. Con. with ;11...- Countess of ELGIN, Witt of the Earl of I:LCIN, r late Ainbassador to Constantinople, Datnages 7 re,oo-71. • - Also, the Trial of I. Racket, Esq. for Crini. Con. with Mrs. Mansergh, Wiee is. 6d. The warm and high flaVoured Evidence liven on this Trial has not been equalled for many years. Ca T ir l i l i e )b . e r l r ewl f tl i t s g h lfi r c it i l n 4 o n lr' s E o sq f . p: v re ti tz . a a d d y y The Trial:of . Cap t. . tax Brograve, with their intercepted Littera. -, The Trial of Dr. Wolcott, for 'rim. Con. price is. Sold by I. Day, No. al. Feiter•laile, Fleet•strcet. Where may be had the•tAlowing Sir john Piers. for Crim; Con. with Lady Cioncurry, Colonel Tassinglianr, tar a irotrid- Conspiracy. • • ]) Robertson, for a certain Crime. Remarkahle Trials at Lancaster, price 311. SttlißS's PAREC;ORICI,OZENG So numerous arc the .Counterfeits of this Medicioc, tltlt it is Absolutely necestory tOcautiott the Public against tiwm, It f It .. STEERS's Original PAREGORIC LO AIiNG ES are air, admirable Remedy for Ccinchs. Hoarsenesses, Consumptions, Agthnias, ttcc. ; and have no , artificial.. colour t but he • cannot be answerable. tor the .ctfeCts of the spurious, kiuds, which and of various tints 'and sizes:: , _ s_ Sold only by F. Newbury and Sons, No. 4;, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and 'by their app , ..intment, by I.)iceyantl Co. BOW Church.yard ; Ludgare-strcet Bailey and Co. Cockspur-street ; Wade, Old' Bond-street ; Bacon and C0..0.a ford-street ; Ward, Miiiiite.row, I - lotborn ; Tort, Royal Exchange • and Clarke, Borough High- street. lrice is. Box, Duty Included. Where also may be hail, Steers's Camomile Drops, for loss of Appetite, Iticli. gestion, &C. price is. 9d. Steers's Oil for Convulsions, which, by outward applica. tion, will PCIIIOIC the Fit in a few minutes, price as. bit. N. B. These Medicines cannot be Uenuine, without the words " Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's," sac engraved in the Stamps. THU REV, MR. BARCLAc's PAT4Nt ANTIBI.I. OUS IT wata . remark ()U tile. celebrgerl Dr. 13u4an, Author of the Domestic' Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of th , s Country,- which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover for the relief and cure a safe and infallible remedy wodUl „ per. form a rewat important service to society. That iiiittovery has' now bean:Made—in the.,Patent Antibilious Pills of the - Rev. Wilhain Wiretap, the extensive sale of which, rind the blot estimation in which they are deservedly held, has eonii‘jetatly le.ssened the „purnhet t ol„thexe complaints;. and bids fair, in a short time, toshe the means of entir e ly era di. - ealingthern. These Pilksvhavtli ataulck...and S:rte operari,in, they att,powerfully and specifically on the Bile, 01 41 t%. ts femoVe - the 4hUmerous &sot - ets; connected with kicad-Aches, Flatulence, Liver Cotriphiints, vous Disbeders • trom I nillgest i044c1, They are , tlie.m.'st ,valuable Family Medicine hitherto oir;:r2,lt, th e p ubl i c, . and the Proprietor is stiiiPmreA f>y tint rnO • it rtsPcclable evidence of the first characters of thi.‘Ndisiiliw,apil others, that they have never been administered to . any , person without "giving certain and apttedy aria compl t , tlo6 , 4 Cure. , This valuable Medicine; , having' - been used - with success, is recOlPliVodcd by the PL:tS.ACi t ,C4 s The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon: • • The Lord llishop of li t ith and welts. Sir lohn Roney wood, Bart.,. M.P. fur tioniton. • Sir Stephen Lusitiogun Bart. M.P. ter Penyiti. Thomas Anson, Etq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson t.:alverr, .Esq, M.P. for Hertrind Edmund Boehm, Esq. New,street, Spring• Gardens. Thomas I-lammersley, Esq. Pall. Mall. (.;. t 4. Dickes, Esq. Private Seerct,ary to the Arclibi.ltop of Canterbury. • • • The Nev. Mr. Diinoek, Librarian to the A rclOish.p. Cecil lerester, Esq. M.P. fciiVentria. -• S1(1 wholimdlo and retail by, Me. Dialer, No, 4,Che;ipside l anti rct.til by Mr. "Kirby, Stalibrd.street, Mond street ; ,Mr. Stratton, Leicester.square; Bacon and. Cu. IsQ, ON ' ford-street • and by .all respectable Velltief3 iin 'town and Country. • JO A Caution.,---Mserve the name of William Barclay is en. graved on the Stamp, cl.4bleh is rifilred on the Outbid:: vidr:ifi,. _vet of each box ; ilytanipoci arc a !tangerotti Ifni. tat km. Price is. 6d. and nos, pet In; with : . redVoris.